Timothy Simone

March 14, 1949 - August 7, 2017

Timothy A Simone, on August 7, 2017 of Glassboro NJ. Dear brother of Pauline Richman (Jack), loving uncle of Kelley Richman and her children Andrew and Alicia. Also survived by many loving cousins and two Aunts. Tim was a draftsman for more than 25 years. He loved playing the lottery and visiting the casinos and loved his Philly sports teams. In his retirement you could find Tim every morning in Woodbury Heights at the Railroad Station enjoying breakfast with his old time buddies and most evenings at the Hollywood Cafe enjoying dinner and watching sports with his friends. In his younger days Tim was a very talented guitar player and a member of band called The Mystic Tea Leaves who played many gigs at the South Jersey Shore. He will be greatly missed. Timothy’s Life will be honored and remembered privately.

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Hi everyone. This is Doug Biddle, I was the lead singer & guitar player in the Mystic Tea Leaves. It's like yesterday the four of us band members did our "thing". Hoag Levins, Drums, Frank Vitelli, Bass, Tim Simone, Guitar and Doug Biddle, Vocals & Guitar. Tim & Frank also were singers and vocal backup. Our music was 50's & 60's rock & roll. My only regret is losing contact with Tim prior to his death. Anyone concerned may feel to contact me. everett8229@verizon.net- or I'm listed in Sicklerville, NJ.

So sorry to hear about Tim. I remembered when he lived on Witherspoon Dr with his aunt and uncle in pennsauken. Some members of my family worked with him st Stone & Webster . Tim was a nice guy and had many friends who will miss him RIP

Very sad to hear about Tim's passing.

Knew Tim in the 50's on Beideman Avenue. Though have not seen him in many years, I am sure he will be missed by family and friends. My condolences to all.

So sad, Tim was well liked. I worked and carpooled with him many years. We worked together at AECOM\URS\Washington Group\Raytheon\United Engineers. I am now sharing great stories from other co-workers that remembered him. Ron Miller

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I always liked Tim. He was a great person to know and always had time to say hello to me. I knew him from work at Philadelphia and Princeton offices. Always looked forward to seeing him at the reunion. He will be greatly missed by me. Jim Haslett

Sorry for your loss. I knew Tim for many years. I worked with him at United Engineers. He used to attend our reunions every year. Lou Lanza

Still We Were Buddies Tim and I were old buddies from the 70s and 80s Still we were buddies, I began to travel a lot Still we were buddies, I moved Florida in the 90s and we lost touch a lot Still we were buddies. Timmy, God Bless you forever, we are still buddies.

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